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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:14 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 03:21
So far, its been a month of very hot humid and sunny weather here - at the moment, Chichester is probably very close to having a hose-pipe ban.

And the forcast for the next week is more hot, humid and sunny weather... Its a good job I've got two fans in the office.

The only problem is they keep on wanting my autograph.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:18
Sweet, you changed your name again Flappy Frog!

Dang, here it is just dreary and wont end. Hawaii, here I come!


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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:22 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 03:24
Quote: "Its a good job I've got too fans in the office."

It's two not too.

Quote: "The only problem is they keep on wanting my autograph."

That is not at all funny.

Quote: "Geek Culture / If it keeps on shining..."

Okay, Matt Rock did that and it's currently a flame bait hole. And yet you knicked his name for how hot it is in the UK. Dude, It's 117 degrees earlier. And you don't see me making threads about it. Do you? And plus it's 20 percent humidity. You have a lot to complain about..

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Quote: "Dang, here it is just dreary and wont end. Hawaii, here I come!"

Come to England - probably will hotter than the Med.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:24
Lol, we posted the same minute.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:26
I am going there next summer. Around early august if my plans go good. England first, then france, then germany, then italy, then spain. Ah, joy right there. Getting back to my roots.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:27 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 03:29
@Drew the G

Yes, but your post was turd.

Getting swiftly back on topic. It's hot up in Yorkshire aswell, went kayaking yesterday and came out looking like a lobster (apart from the white patch where my watch had been )

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:31
No.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:34
ah, I just thought of a quick pun.

So far, its been a month of very retarded people, and mass idiocy- at the moment, we're probably very close to stabbing Drew the G in the neck.

And the forcast for the next week is more retardedness, idiocy, and spammy conditions... Its a good job I\'ve got two mods in the forum.


The only problem is they wont ban Drew the G.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:35
Okay Vista or CR, that was very messed up for locking my thread of how cold it is. How come, Vista, you can make some thread on heat and I can make some thread on cold. Jerk.

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in north texas we havnt had rain in weeks and we arnt allowed to do fireworks tuesday cause they are banned temporary.. sucks. We are also on a water ban where we arnt allowed to water our lawns or use more then so much water a month. And its blazing hot.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:37 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 03:38
@Drew the G
Yes, but your thread was turd.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:38
When I lived in Fort Worth, they had that same ban, but it wasnt a temp fireworks ban, it was a perm ban. I also hated the water ban, as it got really hot with all the red clay underneath the ground. It looked like the ground was steaming because the clay was releasing all the water from the 110 degree weather

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:38
Quote: "Okay Vista or CR, that was very messed up for locking my thread of how cold it is. How come, Vista, you can make some thread on heat and I can make some thread on cold. Jerk"


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rofl, I posted in the other thread before I read this. Praise teh CattleRustler, and his mod powers!

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 03:44
It's blazing hot here in California, and my air conditioner is acting up. It gets so humid in here .

I wonder if I have a firework ban too? I live very close the locations of some very rampant fires (those who live in Southern California should remember the San Bernardino Mountain fires in 2003, which caused all schools in the area to be shut down for a week. There was ashes falling from the sky, and the whole placed smelled like hickory for the next few weeks.) We already have skyrocket bans, and yet somehow my neighbors keep getting them .

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 04:17 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 04:20
We have a fireworks ban here, with $1000 fine and 5 days in jail if you are caught with so much as a sparkler.

Just another example of how everybody has to suffer b/c a few idiots can't keep themselves from setting things on fire. And of course the police love the ban b/c it means more revenue from fines and bail.

Punish the idiots, but let non-fire-starting people pursue happiness dammit.

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They banned us from using fireworks, but it's still perfectly legal to buy truckloads of fireworks from the local shops. Tell me that makes sense.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 04:44
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They banned us from using fireworks, but it's still perfectly legal to buy truckloads of fireworks from the local shops. Tell me that makes sense."


Heck the government never makes much sense like this. You can buy cigarettes just about anywhere but it has become near impossible to smoke em. Druggies can buy hypodermics but its against the law to use em.

At least you can buy fireworks sparklers are illegal in my state along with those little wine bottle poppers that shoot out confetti when you pull the string.

PS. Weather here has been really good actually mid 80's and alot of that rain skipped us, though about 20 miles north they got drenched.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 04:52 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 04:53
I'm up in northern AZ, and it's hot as blazes (literally) here. We've had wildfires burning all over AZ, Utah, Nevada, and California the last week. Last Sunday, the sky was almost black with smoke.

It's rained a little this week, but that just made it hot andhumid.

Fireworks are always illegal in AZ, but I can just head over the border to Utah and buy them. Not sure if there are any restrictions other than the usual in Utah this year or not. In Utah, you can only buy sparklers and fountains and those types of boring fireworks, and you can only buy them during July.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 06:13
I suppose allowing people to buy fireworks stops criminals from making money by selling them illegally and allowing druggies to buy needles stops them from using dirty needles which would eventually leave them taking up room in hospitals (although their habit could do this just as easily).

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 08:09
It was only 110 F today
Wow. Hyrichter, somehow I completely missed the news on more wildfires. I need to get out. Except it's too hot.


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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 09:46
Wildfires are good. They've been around since there was vegetation to fuel them. Silly talking monkeys want to keep them stifled. {begin sarcasm} And the talking monkeys have done so well with other aspects of the ecosystem. {end sarcasm}

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 09:48
Quit your environmentalist banter!

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Something about wanting to let wildfires burn the forests down doesn't exactly fit the environmentalist profile in my eye. Heh heh. That being said I'm all for cutting down in the ponderosa population and being rid of the friggin bark beetles.


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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 11:14
Rofl the heat here is bad and the only fan i've got is virtually stopped working

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 12:06
Fortunately forest fires are very rare here, and not through lack of forests either...

According to scientists, the south of England could turn into a desert in around 50 years, bringing with it the associated heat-related problems.

What gets people annoyed around here is the amount of house building thats going on - how is the current water supply supposed to support these extra people (especially when the water companies miss their quotas for stopping leaks) ?

However, the good news is, that to reduce congestion, they may be introducing my idea of introducing a London-style congestion charge.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 12:13
Hose pipe bans?? Droughts?? Come to the North!

Our reservoirs are brimming with water, and we've still got 30+ temperatures.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 12:16
You've had hot weather all month !?

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 13:05 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 13:06
Quote: "I am going there next summer"
Don't count on 2 good english summers in a row And we count a good english summer as about two weeks. And we have already had those.... will probably be rubbish now for the next 2 months...

Quote: "You've had hot weather all month "
I live near London and it definitely hasn't been hot weather all month. Pretty good month for Britain (esp for June) but unless you count temperatures around 20 degrees with overcast clouds "hot" (for *some* of the days in June, other times was 30+) then you obviously just moved down south from the outer hebrides or something.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 13:07
Here we've only had about an hours rain this month...

Blue skies all day, next weeks upposed to be 30+C

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Quote: "Here we've only had about an hours rain this month..."
Didn't mention anything about rain. Think it's been about the same here (think it rained on and off for a couple of days only), and we have definitely been on a hosepipe ban for at least a month now. But parts of June went down to like 19 degrees with loads of dreary cloud cover.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 13:36 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 13:36
Cant say its dropped much here, even with cloud (when they exist).

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 14:02
So it's been 30+ degrees for every day in June? Don't you remember that big cloud that covered the whole of the UK for about 3 days a couple of weeks back and shoved everybody down to about 20 degrees? (which isn't hot)

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 14:17 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 14:19
Nope - probably passed us by. We certainly haven't had three days of cloud here. We've had slight rain, as I mentioned before, but even then it was hot.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 14:57 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 14:58
Hmm, those 3 or 4 days that the BBC and all the web sites said it was only 19 degrees anywhere in the country? Where you couldn't see the UK from cloud? Where in the morning going to work it was probably a good idea to turn on the heater for a bit if you wern't wearing a jacket?

You don't live in Scotland by any chance? Anything above absolute zero is a celebration to remove your vest up there

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 15:16
Ne'er cast a clout, till May is oot.

May is oot, and I've been casting clouts for all my worth. Too darn hot not to.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 16:10 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 16:11
Quote: "You don't live in Scotland by any chance?"

Hell no - the south of England is where I am. Dont believe all weather reports - they are notoriously unreliable, and could, in all seriousness, be regarded as a joke.

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Quote: "Hell no - the south of England is where I am"
So you come from Scotland then? I'm betting you are camped out in your fridge right now then Rab.

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Quote: "So you come from Scotland then?"

Eh?

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 19:27
Only chalk faced haggis eaters think 20 degrees is hot. You aren't a ginger then perhaps?

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What the hell are you on about ?

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 19:39
Yeah, a ginger friend of mine also gets in a bad mood when the weather is hot. Tends to look like a lobster after a while.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 19:45 Edited at: 2nd Jul 2006 19:47
I think I'm broken. I'm constantly too warm and unfortunately, it makes me incredibly irritable. I'm wondering if hair coverage has something to do with it.

Quote: "Only chalk faced haggis eaters think 20 degrees is hot"


For the record, I am neither ginger, chalk faced nor a haggis eater. Although spookily, on my right sideburn, there's a tiny clump of ginger hair. Isn't that bizarre?

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I'll like to know what Scotland has to do with the South of England... They are a slight distance away.

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Posted: 2nd Jul 2006 20:47
I'm hot a lot here in texas...it's practically a snow day if it gets down to 20 degrees celsius in between April and September.

I'd use a fan in my office, but all of my fans are just too hot to cool me down...

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Dang you guys are lucky, we've got snow up to our knees and blizzards comin in fast here in Toronto. Its beginning to be a real pain defrosting the door to our igloo every morning. Eh'.

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@Dazzag: It isnt exactly summer. More of around March.

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Quote: "You've had hot weather all month !?"


Hot first week of the month, then a grey week (but till warm), then hot after that. And going to be 30+ next week.

I'm off to Cambridge Uni next Weds - going to be up to 34!

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It'll be 31 here - supposedly...

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Quote: "I'll like to know what Scotland has to do with the South of England"
It's no shame that you had to except work from the scum (English). I'm welsh and I went through the same thing my Gaelic buddy.

Quote: "@Dazzag: It isnt exactly summer. More of around March"
Eh?

Quote: "It'll be 31 here - supposedly"
It is here (Legoland is just up the road, so Londonish). 35 by wednesday apparently. Although we are apparently going to have storms sometime midweek and come back down to about 21. Should give a nice breeze through your kilt eh boyo?

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